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LOCHMABENTradition, though unsuppor
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——LOCHSIDEoff the coast and wit
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—LOGIE-COLDSTONEtown were taken f
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LOGIERIEVE(1881) 2323, of which 152
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'————LOMOND HILLSLONGFOEGAN
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:———LONG ISLANDand is separat
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;LORETTOthe Earl of Glasgow, and is
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—LOTHIANtill it falls into the ri
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;;;——LUCEvery beautiful, with t
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——;LUINAwith Lochluichart stati
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——;—J'LUBTDIE, LOCHEarls of C
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——LYNE WATERbelonged to General
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———MACHANY WATERand has accom
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————MAHAICHchains on the sp
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;MABLEE LOCHinterest, of an ecclesi
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£500 and upwar(1s, 2 of from £50
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'loose companions as hang about the
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————MAXWELTONroods, is abou
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——;MAYEOLEinto a level, nor eve
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MEARNS, THE—;beneath tlie gloriou
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a—'MELBOSEThese are quarried for
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;:MELROSETweed to the N of the town
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—;MELROSEMELROSEentirely gone, an
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—'UERTOUNwooded park, in Penningl
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——MHOEGAYMhorgay, a small islan
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—MILLNAINMillBam, a village in Fo
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—;;MINGINISHMINNIGATFmnrchan peni
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——MISTYLAW HILLSfour-storied bu
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',TracesMOFFATdaughter of Dr Whitef
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——;MOFFATMONAR, LOCHThe Annan,
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——MONIFIETHBrouglity Ferry, and
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——;;MONKLANDiron-mining, its st
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;';MONKLAND, OLDMonkland, Old, a ji
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——MONKTONHALLMONTEITH, LAKE OFt
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MONTGOMEEIE1872, was found to entom
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'''MONTEOSEstudies, was also educat
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—:MONTROSEMONTROSEsperity would h
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:Total.—MONTEOSEn fund of £29,60
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—;MONYNUT WATERhy 1245 the Culdee
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;'—MOOBBECKliaving arched stone r
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'MORAY, PROVINCE OFMORAY, PROVINCE
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;HisMORAY, PROVINCE OFMORAY, PROVIN
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——MOREDUM*Scliel (1979), *AucIi
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'MORTLACHMORTLACHCabrach, and Kirkm
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'and,MORTONMorton, gave them their
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——MOULINoccupies flat ground, 3
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. NW;MOWwald. Its utmost length, fr
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—MOY, BROOM OFhanlly halted till
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MUIE OF EHYNIEBltrLL^5179 for railw
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—MTJRTHLTsmall hamlets—KeUas or
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;lynrSSELBUBGHHUSSELBUBGHSmollett,
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—MUSSELBUEGHproperty at one time
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NAIRNtraces of its moraines. Along
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NAIENNAIRNSHIREE side of the river,
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NAIRNSHIRENAIRNSHIREform ; they fre
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—Year.1S54. . .1S67, . .1877, . .
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—I suburb.;;NEILSLAND HOUSENEILST
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—NESSof the river Ness, 3 miles S
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y—'NEWBATTLEof vast thickness. In
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NEWBTJRGHpart of the linen manufact
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—a—NEWHALL HOUSENEWHILLSof the
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——NEW MAUDLanarkshire, on the c
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IatI£20,000,population had risen t
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—NIDDEY CASTLEcircumstances to sc
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—'NINEMILEBUBNtowards Tain. Nigg
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAYbut at the fer
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NORTH BUTEexecution and working hav
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and;—OBANthe soutliern horn, comp
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—'—OBANgiving 30 gallons a head
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———OCHTERTYKEvalued at £1231
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——;——OEANSAYloua. Transitio
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aORKNEYstrait from 2 to 3 miles bro
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_PORKNEYAt the shortest day the sun
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and'ORKNEYholdings were built of st
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ORKNEYOEKNEYopposed to his usurpati
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;;ORKNEYproprietors who had resigne
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OESAYfluenc3 of the Orrin and the C
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]the;PABABennochie is much mixed wi
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-PAISLEYtlieir common Imrse being t
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;PAISLEYPAISLEYonly 750 of whom are
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——PAISLEYPAISLEY7 acres, were a
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;PAISLEYJlarjory or not must remain
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PALACE—;Alexander Smith (1829-67)
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—;——PARKGATEPAVILIONParkgate,
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——PEEBLESone angle. It has a ve
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PEEBLESthe Old Town, and afterwards
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—PEEBLES(juair (detached), S by Y
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—Icontaining;PEEBLESSHIREPEEBLESS
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;FEEBLESSHIBEPEEBLESSHIREroll, and
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;'PEEBLESSHIREPEFFEES, THEClmrch of
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PENICUIKRoman Catholic chapel schoo
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—PENTLAND HILLSreaches Scarfskerr
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PERTHAuction Mart under the name of
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;;PERTHterminus in Scotland. It is
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—;PERTH6 directors, and has a sta
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.:PERTHPERTHheld every Tuesday and
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—;;PERTHby which the king might h
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—PERTHSHIRE1,G04,G90 acres, of wh
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;PERTHSHIREthe Black Spout at Pitlo
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;PERTHSHIREPERTHSHIREDumbarton, the
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£•1^,1^; S'^.'' bu "'IT !.
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PERTHSHIREAberfeldy, a distance of
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;PETERCULTERPETERHEADBreadalbane a
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':InvernessPETERHEADbaggage horses,
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;a '.','-*. »PETTINAINboth of them